Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1892, Page 15

TUVERTISEMENTS FOIL THEBE COLUMNS en until 12:90 p. m., for the evening P. 1., 10F the morning o Sunday cal advert| Itie B monts In thess columns 15conts a and 10 centa a line thereafter, or th. No ndvertiseme oF the first Insertion, Connt ahout 7 words ¢ 0. ench connt as a word consecutively. Ady qmbered check, canhave thelr lettors Addr 0 a numbered leiter in care Of Ty REE. Answers so addrassed will bo delly ered on presentation of tie eheck | ADVERTISING FORTHESE | columne wiil be taken on the ahove conditions | atihe following busineas hooses. who are author 1760 10 take specinl notices st the same rates ascan had at the main offce thOmaha Branch OfF F biock hn W, F JRANCH OFFICES No. 1% N street. 11, pharmaciat,1th and Mason atreef 11, Farnaworth, pharmacist 2115 Cuming street W.J. Hughes, pharmaciat, 624 N iith stroet ¢ ¥, Entterfiold, phaimaeist, 1718 Loavenworth ot Hghes' pharmacy. 24th and Farnam = SITUATIONS WANTED. EE BY AMERICAN LADY, AGE 2% PLAC] Abouserecper or to care for furnished Address 1, 12, Be WANTED, man with man. M | JSITION AR NIGHT WATCH- responsible company. by mar- nees, Address, L, 63 Bo 413 21¢ T ref WANTED--MALE HELP. THS16e n line first time _After.No ndvertisement taken for less than WANTED, ONE ]E. rrAAneRt Job: ware company. [ and 100 & 1ine there OF SMITH'S OMAHA BOOK cnro Beo Mun 220 TINNER FOIR A Hullock Hard 454 CoMP Addro Awood, 8 TENT A Star & . MACHINIST, DA D-WANTED, FIRST CLASS 15621 Win & Cowgill iron works P WANTED TWO PERSONS RECEIV competent. 3 New Vork Lifo bullding. 4 2 AC ) FORTHE WORLD S FALR deouvenir. Exclusivo territory glven Sample e, Sent on recelpt of price” to any nddross World's Falr Souvenir Co.. w3 N. V. Life Building Omahn, Nebraskn. 435 26° 13,2 NEWS AGENTS WITH SECURITY APPLY 1o person to ltailrond New Co,, Lincoln, Neb, s Bowax Daross 2l N, Y. “ NTED, YOUNG MAN WITH SMALL CAPT Ta) b plonty Of Onbnty and oxprioncy. {0 rent the best news, stationery and hook stand i the wery lnest lovation In Omatia. - Address K l, Beed SNTH WANTE A MAN AND WIFIE TO DO G| i Apply 910 Douglns ERAL Mz OR_AD- M3 R4 RS WANTED, CALL Lo building. 1 ON SALARY OR COM Jsslon o handio the new patent chemical ink g penell. The greatest selling novelty ever produce ason Ink thoroughly In two seconds: 0 abrasion of paper: 20 to 50 por cont profiv: one agent's snles nmountod to 520 in six days, another in two hours. \We want one goneral agent in stute and territory. For terma and full par tioulars nddress Monroo Eraser Mfg. Co., L Crosse, Wis., X ol B WANTED, DitUG CLERK KEGISTERED 1N Tows. One with a little capital prefereed. Ap- DIy 10 Tarle, Tinas & Co., Council Biufts Mic) ]’ WANTED, A YOUNG AND NEAT Yhoy to tend door. The Boston Store, WANTED---FEMALE HELP. TATES -1 WANTED, SALESM COLORED 0 : w line frst time and 10ca line thore Mrs. €. 8. Kaymond, 114 South S5th avenue. Mt K Apply 23 LADY TO threo children. M WANTED, ELDERI house for widower with Mra. Haley, 104 5. Zith avenue. (-WANTED. A CAPABLE SECOND GIRL Jrandon Court, fourth house fram the corner of 20N Atreet. One biGck souil of 5L Mary s nyem i ERAL HOUSEWORK Call at 2000 Doentur st ZGIRL FOR G Goob | (CRETRHITRS (—AN EXPERIENCED housework ; must he g Mrs. George O, Z‘ WANTE Leavenworth st SWANTED A 000D GINE FOR GEN R FOR ERAL ) cook, with referen ce. S 24ch e 498 SMALL FAMILY. 18 Lz ALSO DO 720 S0, 1ith a2e LADIES AND GIKLS T0 DO OUR {810 8 0 week ensily Vasslng: sond self ad (1=WANTED A CHAMBERMAID swashing nid roning: sicep at home. S-dfe w line first thn ;00N THOUSE FURNISITRD: ALL MOD 2 Grant st. Co and Lot ), FOw RN 10 HOUS er The 0. K. Da Dyronr 4 Davenport st nam stroet DS it bt parts of ity 00 AND UPW 2 ompany. 910 K10 NEALR 2D AND & HIL 108 Far- ABLE FLATS WITHL AND WITHOUT € stores, dwellings nnd o Kolke T RO REN ANT NEW Ihent iecation, all modern” e block. Bren” 217 Karbae M7 TOTHREE NEW TROOM. 28T0RY with bath and sew srage, at and noar I stroots. Reduced to we & Co FOR R otnge D, P $10 (0 #15; BEST RES. i & | flats ' city. Mead Inv't Co., 442 Bee bldge ]) FOILRENT, HOUSE 10 ROOMS, ALL MODERN B lupro emionts, $0.0 por month, 5 wid Farnam. l)’ OR KENT, -O0M HOUSE, WITH BOTH s audrangs 1f destred, all in good condition ocation near i Mary's avenue. Pric 110 the right party zschuck, Boo M8 MODERN 1M~ Apply €8, oftice D NEw ROOM COTTAGES, rovements, “Stantord Clrcios Kigutter, room 4. N. Y. Life buil iink D, oon Hous 'HAND DAY il conventonces, $25.00 per month. ¥ 1ing. Barker block D, NINE 00M HousE ments. reasonable, it N, Kullah, tatlor, 211 N Nront K Dar M 508 MODERN 2th av DNPROVE Avply, K. Tith st o #OR RENT---FURNISHED ROOMS. S-lie n 1o No ndvortis Pt tme and ent tak 100w 1ino there. 2 (O 1esn thian 20 2~ FRONT KOOM WITH ALCOVE, 724 N, 21T, Y Miid ) D FRONT ALCOVE Yroos uislied or unfur IENT, ONE LARC with bay window, Gentlemen preforsed NT FUKNISHED ROOMS, 202 DODGE 01 a2 8K i OND an, o, ORI “story back rou without board, | [ NEWLY K NICELY FURNISHED, suitable for stuglo & I ntreot. A ISHED KOOMS, 011 N, Sth ity — FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. RaTEs nitor e n line frst time i No advortisement taken fof HEATED odernte w line thore. loxs than %o PRICE e 1 ROOM WITH 1015 Douglas, BOARD, LAKGE ROOM WITIL Do uglus st FRONT BOARD, t 105 ANTLY FULNISHED ROOMS, auito; all SINGLE ern convenlonces; frst 415 South Mth street M) RENT, FURNISHED WITH 2 Howard st 16th &t “ron ra. ROOMS northeast cor SUTTE board Mary's avenue. il S ———————— FOR RENT---UNFURNISHED ROOMS RATES atter. OF SOUTH FRONT Lo\ wodory convonlences. % MN St Wi « line tirat No ndvertis FIVE th sireet time and 100 u Iine t) ent taken for less tha ANT ro FOUR O ELE HOOMS AT S1G 80t TOWN FOR month; oheapost GF Buta, St 28 AND & ROOMS DOWN Tuausekeoping: £ 1o 812 por 1bl0: 180 WALy bouses. bloek. BOARDING. 15 a lino first time and 100 O dvortisement takon for ey ) § Pl ST Rarks atter line thera than 25 1510 DODGR, FOR G00OD Fatos and o Mrs. Horn, proprietor. 201 M 100 e e e—— ¥OR RENT---STORES AND OFFICES. L. STORE, 1118 JACKSON STREET eatlof led FOR RENT.--STORES AND OFFICES, Conttnmed, J;F QR RENT, Tk (STORY BRICK BUILDING 018 Farnam stroet. The building has a fire proot coment basament. complete atoam heating Axtures. water on all the floors, gas, Apply at the offie of The Her 918 I, FORRENT, FROS retafl ponter In_ eity Addro 1, 5, Bo Mt 2 —_——— FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. Iine there. foas than 25 T HALF OF STORE; FINEST ronsonable rent s and ICo 1oen line first ¢ No ndvertiscment take FAIM, % B West, 1005 M 24 ML RATES. aftor JFOR RENT o) miles from pos Farnam str W ACI Mee. RDEN Apply to ) IMPROVED FARM OF % ACRES wost 0f Omahn, Hartnian & Robbin 0 00 1 i WANTED---TO RENT. G- S0 OF ROOMS, TWO BEDS, NICKLY FU R I\ ished. Tieat, Hght, eie., 1o ¢ nee of post office, foF two gentlemen 0, Boe. Migs 220 O~ WANTED, A FURNISHED ROOM SUITABL for one, centraly located. Address, statin terms L. 3, Be M7 2 { WANTED FURNISHED ROOM FOR housekeeping, near th and Farnam L1, Bee. {~WAN l’.'ll Ko7 LIGHT Address 450 21° TO RENT, BY house with ‘sl modern ments, Adaress or call at 433 Kamge block. M 401 K IN KOUNTZE PLACE, BY young ludien, 3 or 4 unfuraished rooms Address T, 49, Bee WRESPONSIRT fmprov TWO Refor RENTAL AGENCIES. nd 10 n taken for | thero. than 2 TLIST WITH otte, Douglus M3 RATE afte, W line first e vertisem INGURE QUICK RENTING o Bxclusive Iental Agency. | H. B, COLE, CONTINENTAL BLOCK TAL AGENCY; inrvin & ¢ BAN STORAGE. a line fiest thme and 100 No advertiseme n for le a lino th « U PIIVATELY Topnir Work DRV CLEAN AND 1‘“ OLDEST, CIEAPE EST house in the city. Willlams & Cross, 1214 1 STORKED 1207 Doug T WANTED- o firat timo nnd 10 ertisment taken for los TO BUY. wline there. s than 2. F pworak, Hurwel, Non: M 1o [ —WANTE dress 154, Bee. N FURNITURE, BOUGH Wells, 1111 Farnam strd THREE OFFICE DEsSKS M TO BUY EECOND-[IAND FURNITURE s palil. Boston Furniture Co. 5 N AD- G Jith SOLD, ST0 FOR SALE-FURNITURE. line th s than w line first time and advertisement taxen for I () FOR saLE 1. FURNITURE COM leto for 4 rooms: eversthing first class and o willsell chienp. Call Saturduy eve or Sundny Graco streot M » and 10c a line thore twken for lass than »—A WIbC AL KOl HE VERY handsome. styiial, Kentucky bred fast Trotting and Family Horse CHESTER, Bred by Almont. son of Alexander's Abdallah, dam Elslo Good, by Blue Bull; second dam Beauty Bloom, by 1. 8. Pate CIESTER 1ihs 1,000 1bs.. forme wolghts, f great why or pull, perfectly snfe for most thnid person. Nt afrald of cars or any obstaelo on the ronds: he Tias as fine a strain of blood in his velns as ean be traced to any trotter of the age: he shows bis tne precding: o ha never trotted for ny woney. xo lins NO PUBLIC RECORD. Heo will mnke o vory ble horso for rond oF track purposes: ho s an excellent pole horse: he trotfed when PURCHASED BY MY LATE HUSBAND. i little over one ye: o, at FRARKFOIT, KENTUCKY, driven by Mr R at which timo e pald $1, i wifl wherant Wi Lo be. i evory way ne pted and - described, o hand: om0, styiali, sufe:sonnd, fast, young rotting horse and TOTROT FULL MILE IN 230 0R NO SALE. Al fmproved, shiftng top, side bar bugey by . B. Brewster of 2th street. New York City; nearly new set of harnoss, robes, of ration eall or address my gro Ivate stable, rear of my nriy 41 Michigan ave., Chicago, ot apply P, FOISAL work horees st 1L Horse jockess M 2 3500 BUYS A SPAN Inquire Furay's barn, S Jestor OF GOOD th and Cun Pt MISCELLANEOUS. a line first ume and 10c aline thero ertivpment taken for less than 2oc. 5 ONETIIRD WITH F.N. Perkins 2 Cutanrant CLAIRVOYANTS, firat thme and 100 & lino thero. ent taken for loss than % RATE ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONDERFUL ations Chiallongos tho world, Mrs. Dr M dond trance clalrvoyant, mstrologist, ‘nd life render; tells your life from the unites the separated: causes mar o you love; tulls w you will sapied for: hns k Otico 1007 0 9. a of thiy uth 11th street, m. Come one. come all,and be couvine wonderful oracle. h FRITZ, 1 tra tells past and future. MASSAG A pariors in Omuha. over 610 8. 154 st MADAME SMITIL U3 DO ro0m 7,0 Hoor. Alcobol sulphur and soa b s, MENT. ELECTRO IR wal haths. acalp and hale (roatmont, manicure and ohiropodise.ra. Postis19 8. 15th, Withnoll ik ) MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. YV, eroR BUYING A PIANO EX (MINE T new scale Kunball plano, &. Hospe, 1515 Dougla ELLENBECK. BANJO TEACIHER with Tospé, Or 21 5. 15th street, 40 foor —_— MONEY TO LOAN---REAL ESTATE. “; TOANE, CITY PROPERTY, E. NEL Lowa fa K, ¥. Kiuker, 151 Farnam [ GITKOR OHE frstelasy security AND W [ Vit \\ Rlenard ¢ W W ANTHANY LOAN AND TRUST (O Life. lend ut 10 for cholce s Towa farws or Omab ASTERN M COATES, mond BOALD TRADE, 318 N urity o Gity property i LOANS, WALUAKKIS I X, FRENZER BLK. SECOND MORTGAGES. ALl CENTLA Wi W W M 1 unl M LOWE: Wi Y in s in Lovelt & Woodman, 20 8 15th. 0§31 IN REAL ESTA s and mortgages &4 Board of Trade. AND COLLAT bought G WALLACK, 312 BROWN BLOCK M 21 “ IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED Clty pruperty, &L000 8nd upwards, to 8 per cent No delays. W. Farnam Swith & Co., 15th & Harney L ESVATE LOANS 670 7 PER CENT al chiaryes for commission or At or- W. B Meikle, First Natlonal bank bidg TOWE JOANS 3 198 ¥10 TATE, rates. The O.F.1 MONEY TO LOAN---CHATTELS, MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, 08, PIABOS. WILKOUL I Confdentia , HOKS BN | or 'chiange o ercy, £ 435, Mamge. i LOANS, BENRDICT & WHAY, 614 We l0an our owu i clarge 14 Wil pay 70u 10 consuit ts. CHATTEL Paxiou block. TO LOAN ON ¢ 5 Cuminlig Sk MONKY anye. 2 0] Myl K4 X THE MONEY TO LOAN---CHATTELS Continued, OMAHA \ MONEY TO LOAN BY B, F. MASTERS OF household goods, planos, orgaas, horses, mules WAKODS, 6Le. AL the [OWERt possible rates withont publleily, removal of property or change of pos fon. 'Time areanged to auit the borrower Puyments of any nmount ¢ ado At time, reduecing both principal and interest @iving patrons all tae benefits of tho partial ent plan. nd see me wh fent_call tele nrrang Money alwa. west rages B.F. Masters, 104 ¥ | e any s pay or it mor A bnsiness ) you want A o 1620 wnd olny ntinl hnell bik., no_publiclt | Sth and Marney N Mk BLK M3z AND 0 DAVE £ ), Continenta 10 LOAN, 5. 0 Dt (i roen MONEY furniture, ete X ROBT PRITCHARD, R, WITHNELL LIVE. MOKRIS 208F X —CUATTELLOANS- 2 N. ¥ 2 BUSINESS CHANCES, firat thme and 1 & Hno Uakim for 194 than 2 Y, Ol RALE SALG RE AND & & good tand. Add Bew ofice [ 7 AN INCORPORATED (0. DOING business wish to ineroase thelr five thousand dollars, and offer n firal ¢lass dpportuniiy 10 @ relinble party it {0 take eharge of the books profe RATES arte WK A GOoD Y: 3D, TO LEARE A NEWNPAPER IN A U. G Knlight, tuayale. o i 2 BUSINESS, BEST LOCATION IN THE othier busthess. Ingulrd at room 10 24 JOB PRINTING eas. . Low rent M6 25 WANT RoOd country town Y FOR SALE A COMPLETE office in Omahn dong good b Address 150, B CHATIS AND BARC 1 Boo T FOR It ber outtit INT OR SALE complete. Addross L FOR EXCHANGE, @ line first time and 10c a lino there No advert] 2 RATES | after. 7,600 § ROUM Isome money to amount of stock ment taken for less than 2 HOUSE IN LINCOLN AND trade for hardware, Writo Lock box 14, Hobro, Neb. 431 7 CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M SE WILL Citake real ostate & mouey, Box 80, ¥runkiort,Ind FOR SALE. RATES -REAL ESTATE. firat timo and 10c o lne went taken for lens th IN CITY 9 Cameron.st Ing on Wirt st worth $6.000. %3600 h, batance to suit WERLS 10 leny 2 2,500 e 1 quick. ssn, 842 N. Y. 20414-AC cattle, A If you want it ity. J 1L Jol Blo corn eribs. Aixitd rooms; 200 unde utles east of ¢ M1 cultivation el Blufts, Ta. Address L. b L SALE, 33 ACRES ONF-TIALK ot. will make good fruit f ¢, #60 per ncre, cash slx Beo. MILE FROM apblo treos sh OR SALE mon coi ND. FAIRFTELD . Warlan connty, Horwart, Long Island, Mk SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENT 0 O.F. Davis company. 191 FI) Fuu SALE AT A BARGAIN, W. L. Solby's first addition to South Omaha. Smali payment down, balance monthly if desired Inquire G. B. Tzachuck, Omalha Beo. 3 l‘uu BALE, onsy torimy G, G W lmu SALE, township, r Nebraska. Kan. Address £ elix i onuen: o Lo BLOCK 4 HOMES, ANY PRICE, 10, §1 tako cloar property as first payme lace, Brown block, Lt and Dougins O SALE. NEDRASKA FARM LANDS. G. ? Walince, i2) Brown block, lith and Douglas, X150 Dar- E. CORNBR %TI AND HICKORY, rgaln F fow dayaoniy. ¥, K bibek. 'STOCK WINTERED first tme and No advertisomont tuke o 5D AND CARED FOIt Omahin, from §_ 1o 8§ 0 "M 10 line there: for iess th ORSES A mouth. 4il 1 CERED AT LOWEST RATES AT Bellovue stock farm; box stalls (f desirod Clarke, 19 Bourd of Trady bullding or Botlevuo, 3 1 COr two miie of Lith stroet. HAIR GOODS. J5e @ line first tme und 100 & line there No adyertisement taken for loss than Ze. e IDEAT, LADIES' 1TAIR DRESSING PAJ- Tors, switclies,” hangs, wigs. toupee, jewelry and hafr oroaments In stock: wigs to order, specinl attention givon mail orders. 0 loth st. fird tioor, 453 1200 TIEAT bags, oror. ARGnst: STOCK IN ENTIRE WE! atrical wigs and boards a spocialty. W1 . huir chalng, ete.. In stock and o ora wolicited. - Davies, 1113, 15th st.,0 switchy Mall PERSONAL 15c o Mne frst tme and 10c 4 iine the No advertisoment taken for less P2, B YOUR L my hands. Cannot exs will end municat prompt r o to me will be con either 10, It or_any member of family. . KOSEWATEIL you RATES | after. cnline firat time and 10c u line thore No advertisomont taken for less than 250 ORT, A L LEATHEL POCKETBOOK CON taining contract, lost between Boe bullding un Tith and Farnam. Keturn to Bee office_and get roward » OST. A GMONTHS OLD ROAN COLT, FROM brih Twenty-sixth stroot. Keturn 0 above 205 N addross and get roward. M40 230 ONE BYE, OST-PUG DOG, BLIND IN stewyed frou swer o nwme of “handy,’ Tlarney. Finder will be rewarded by leaving th > at Kelley, Stiker & Co. s storo 4 MASQUERADE COSTUMS, ETC. ~15e e first time and 100 & line th No advertisoment twkon foe, loss than 200 S & EMEN CAN RENT MASQU pcostuimes at 114 5 Wth, Golden Eagly store. after. ADL rn DRESSMAKING, HS. W Taking parlore st M CUTLERY GRINDING. ND YOUR SCISSORS, RAZORS, ground to Underiand & Oo., 10 MANUF.ACTURING JEWELBRS SAE PATD YR 90 GouD] Bunks. room 50 Barker biock, Omab. PAWN BROKERS, 1he u 1ino firat timo and 1o a il (here No advertisement tuken for 1088 than WATES after THE BEST. WHY? Because we have profited by the shortsoni lngs of the old typewriters. and have overcome many defocts und, between oursloves, we huve added many improvenents of which thelr inventors nover droamed in ten seconds without: soll . More manifold coples oan bo made at one fn- pression on the Smith Premier than upon ny other typewriter manufactured. Send for eatalogue TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. The Smith Premier Typewriter Co, 16094 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, E B MAYHE MANAGER, DAILY troated s By mail, and or refund for treatment ean do %o e BEI manent wp Vo yORrs A0 BATO noY describing eask ¥ wo give the sl ll monoy. Thyse Iy w g guArAn Who prefer wo will pay both wiys and hotel BEWRtTe horo (£ wo We Chialle REMEDY wot the ovi this MAG Bt under our strong gnn 1tand being cnred every doll Also finan all wh been putt ont tr 1o one to W dnys. reputat addrossos permissio; age mucons py joints, hi bod Dones. i constant) tnue it. sores and 0« All correspondence sent Neal most righd Tuvestigation and will do ail 11 our power to akd you in it. Wao tnvite will try thot feoling of gon ke the WOREESE n o will not_care,/Prito 1n ou par 2 hat REMEDY the prejud We bifranten to cure Ar. And o cial baking A ropat W 1t 18 perfe Horotofon . timtnt ing up wad paying ments, nnd witl s pid back y Old chronte, ough you are not Fmoney. We w doop sentod o 1 s hustness men of those we have eurd n to refor Lo thom. this. 1€ your symptoms ntehos L1 month, thaum falling out, erup ral dopre. ou haye no time t y taking mereury s enting ulcers in the end th Adiress FRIDAY, SYPHILISS ot A patehing up particn’a-s HManie e o8 Weninat o cnlled specit 8 ntee thonsands are trying Mty our monoy for yot cured s in b s 0n wuy part of the tns in bead or Written Cuarantee to | URE £V RY GnS MONEY R-FUNDED. or Cases romd fare E MAGIC b refund Iy anfe to you hnve e cured in % Invosignte oue fnancial standing Writo us for nwmos and Who have given It costs you only our ot o throat, nes and 4 potash should discon: Constant use of these drags will surely b 000K REMI’-DY 0., - Omah1, Nebraska. MAGIC CUR 2500 v £ cesses in wuarant ptih e mai K REMEDY (0 LADIES ONLY MAGIC By mail ton. € ‘microbe or gei for n case of Losr eral or ody or mind, th ol or younk that we canno oe every eas s trial treatment $1, benetits realized ly L OMANA, NEB full e in 1, seeur FEMA £, Socurely scaled LOK Kiaen Y NE MICROB 11 dow t up Inttor 1ig gallons. Anyw por (. 0. D, Welde trade and 104 hecan: REGULATOR, Safe Sertatn o day of mgney retunde. rom ¢ » Omnh FOR MEN ONLY. FATLING NERVOUS DERILITY, wor effeets of rrors or ox MAN K ire. Weo or refund every doltur. urso 85, three da puclked from observatic and yhservis Neb. KILLER ([« KIDD'S G jobbors sup. Omsha; C. A South Fnlgla, 11 cohol or Softer AND BRAIN Dizzinoss, tobn Fits nonths tre We Guaranto Tach order for i hoxes, witi Jed the KING. sorbed money | Gentlemen, paokage, Gleptand 1 ocure cured in 2 days by the.French Remody entit- Tt disshlvos ngn into the inflamod parts. e 104 nov dive, Or s here I8 afpaliable or 2 for 35 per riail prepaid. mick & Lund, Omaha. ¢ t and is ab- Wik rofund s stricture article. 3 a MecCor- coueH BURE One Minu.te Remedy rall affodtions of the Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tub 25 AND & EXCEPT CONSUMPTION 50 R For Sale by Druggists. REMINCTON NTS. TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WORLD. 1507 ¥ Tonves Omaha 430 p m 1016 0 m 10 p m Lenves | Omuha Tonvos | Omaha. 80w 000 8 m 205 p w i p G0 p w Owah, % pm L0 pm Leavos Omuha L0 p m 815 pm 900 b v Low COmaba £ m Teavos Omaha 910 a0 200 510 p 545 p v Loaves “Omaha g0 n m 100 pom 545 p w 5.1 aha 0.0 w o 950 pm Lonve: Transfer 1000 o o 10,16 p o Transtor G p 450 p Tauvia Transfer 40 p Loaves Trauafer 1200 p 16 p 100 p m B0 p m 0 & w Jos. P. Mg ARNAM STREET. OMAUA, UHICAGO BURLINGTON & Dipot 10th and Mason Sty T....Chicago Vestibulv. ... k0 IExpress. Chicago Fxpross. 5 Ciieago & lowa Local... .. BURLINGTON & MO. RIVEI epot 10th and Mason Sts wvor Vestibule Limited. .. Dendwood Expross. Denver Expross. “Denver Expesss Linicoln Limitod (Fxcept S Lincoln Local K. C.STI. 1 &C. B _Depot 10th and Mason Sts. Kansas City Diny Bxpross kbt Bxp via U, I Cran PACIFIC, 0t 10th and Marey Sts. Exprosy Txpress. o orland K BI0eN) s & Falrifeld oo oo Pacitic Expre CHICAGO, R, I & PACIFIC Union Depot 16t & Marey Sts. Denvor Limited Denver Expross. PO, MIL & ST PAUL P depot and Marcy Sts. Chicago Expross Chicago Expross. SI0UX CITY & PACIFIC _Depot, 10th and Marfy Sty X Clty Passenger.. St Paul pot, 10th and Marcy St y) Carroll Passonger. Xpress. Eastorn Sai) Fast Mail (E OMAHA & ST. LOUIS t ppot, 10th anil Marey sts. St Louls on_ Bull V., B, & MO. VALLEY Dopot, 15th and Webster Stx. L Deadwood Express. . (i Sat) Wyo. Exp. (Kx. Mon.) Norfolk (ix. Sunday.) St Paul Expross ConT. P M & O, Depot, 15th sk Webster Sts Sicux City Sioux City Bx St Paukikimited P m gBAncroft Passpagor (Kx. Sund'y) MISSOURY PACIFIC Depot 150h i’ Wobator Sts S Loyl Expross St Loty xproas K. O 8T JOB & (.1 Unifh Dok, Coaneil s Kanbas LIty Nlght EXbrss CHICAGO. BURL'N & QUINCY Ui Dopor, Counelt ittty CHICAGO. 1.1 & PACIFIC Benat.Councii iluts pule Limited OMALA & 8T 1O Unlon Depot. Counell Blufts. St Louls Canon Ball RIOUX CITY & PACTFIC Unlon Depot, Counctl Blufls Sloux City Accommodation S Pl Kxprass CHICAGO & NORTHW ESTERN Union Depot, Council Blufs Chivayo Express Vestibule Limited Eastorn Flye x Sat) Atlantie Mall (Bx Mon +-Carroll Pasvenger SATH, NEB Arrive Omahn K00 n m atnm G0 pm K16 am Arrivos Omaha 100 p m om m m Arrives Omnba. East 00 p 0 b Frou West i opm Asrivos Omalia 1030 D m 10,000 m Omaha Arrivos Omahn 1020 p m 8150 m Gi0n m 0p m 215w Arrives Omaha 28 p m Arrivos Omabs Afrivos Omahn U p m 124) b m 025 m Bida m a0 wm 310 p Arrives Transtor 5.2 i 6.2 w m) 540 p Arrives Transrer 556 p m 1250 p m Arriven Transfcr i p m JANUARY ' Don't fail to writo A in plain envelopes, “for hei 1892, B S OUTWITTING A FATHER, His Daug A bold Kentucky colonol was the fathar of a lovely daughter, who loved a nice young man in all_ respects unobjoc tionable, All the girls and matrons in the conntry sympathized with the lov ers, and the gossips pronounced it the happiest affair in the line of marrying that had been heard of in a long time. But.the colonel was an obstinate man, with a very red conntenance, fierce gray nd o pose rewhat mottled in blue and purple from the long habit of anerous patations of bourbon The more he heard of the courtship the more he swore that he would have wo such pappy for son-in-luw, and the young man got into such a state that he was ald 0 see his betrothed ex cept surceptitiously and both we afraid to.opon the subject to the colonel Haopily, when the path of true lovers dabs not run smooth, owing to the oppo- sition of a cruel purent, the misery of the situation heightens the delight, and 50 the wretched, happy couple went on, day by diy, ns tens of thousands have dono belove. The stolen interview and the surrepti tious note, the agony and fear and con- stant suspense made the hours glow with remorse. But anon the onel loarned through one of the gossips that ho was likely to be a father-in-law with- out his consent. He stalked up and down the hall muttering and growling something to the effect that this was the first time in his life that he had ever been opposed, and by Jupitor and all the other gods, it would be the last! Then he sent for his friena, the major, and the two worthies discussed whether the prosumptious rascal should be whipped, shot on sight politely slaughtered according to the codo. The last method was determined on, and challenge delivered to the enemy, with un explanation of the condescen- sion that accorded the chivalrous terms, “as o lady’s honor was concerned, But a woman’s quick wit, sharper under the inspiration of love and romance, suggested a rising act of the teagedy. "Twixt smilos and tears the maiden emplored her lover to obey her wishes, saying, “You know, dear, how obstiniite papa is; the only way | can get anything is to vrewend not to want it, and it was just so with mama when she lived. Now, do you unde stand?’ In the méantime the colonel and the major prepared to make worm's meat of the poor loyer. o proposed fatal morning dawneds the gentlemen were promptly on the ground and the cercmonics were about to proceed as usual, when the love fiiend approacied the bioodthirsty colonel with great formality and said: “Colonel, my friend has done you wrong which he proposes to repaiv with- out tho loss of his lifo, which would only ko the matter worse for the young Indy. It is true that he has declined to marry her, and— “*Has declined to—" But the mon- strosity of the thing choked the colonel outof the uttorance. “Yes; and he desires to apology and——?" “Apology!” shouted the colonol. ““Hang his apoiogy! .IRefuse to marry o Kentucky general’s daughter! By ‘all the infernal gods, wi'll seo about that! Major, get me a preacher, sir, and a ureh, and all that sort of thing, mighty quick. There'll be a wedding sir, or & funeral in less than a ha f hour. Not a word, gentlemen. Idon't like a puppy for a son-in-law, but my honor shill'bo vindicated.” Of vourse the colonel had his way, but, il hoever finds out the hoax he will burst a blood or full dead of apoplexy {EEP Protect your lungs by wearing Chanois vest, For cold feet buy a Hot Wate: Bottle. Wehave all sizes, at low prices. Physicians Prescrip- tions prepared a: low prices. Alo2& Penfold Company 1ith Street next to I’ O, IROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF Build s, Steam Heatinz and Ventila- tion, and kseupe Departmont of the Iuterlor, Oftico of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. 5 January 6, 180 SEALED PROPOSA] dors HPOST oo fon of build stenm heating, ete,” as the case muy be, and addressed to the Commissioner of 1 Af fairs. Washlogton, D. C., will be recelved at this office until 1 o'clock, p. m., of Febraary 8, 1862, for the erection at the Pine Ridge Agency, South Dakotu, of one brick assembly bullding. one brick hospital bullding, and ono brick voller house, us per plans snd specitications which may be examined ut the oflices of the of Rapid City, 8. D, tho BEE of Neb., and the Bullders Board of Tth and Co lur s pte, St Paul, Miun,, and at the Pine Ridge Agency. Bidae will Lo required to submit separaté bids for each bullding, and state the lenzth of time proposed to be consumed In their construe: tion. Bid re also invived for furnishing all machinery uls, and all labor necessary 1o put them in position, for heating and ven- tiltating the assembly building, the hospital buildmg. the present school bullding, and the' indry (now i course of construction), all to proveriy connected by adequate pipes with the botler Lousts fron which they are to be ed, Separate nias should also be made tinz and ventlluting as abov from holler house, only the assembly ihdine and two fire escapes on vhe assembiy and hospital build 5 whon sume shail have heen eted, 180 01 the present schcol bullding, Bidders n heath:s and vontl utivg, and fire escupes, 10 u mpany thelr bidy with designs and tilation and fire eseapes propossd to be fur- nisheds sald desizns and specitications 1o o wdupted to the bulldinzs to which they ro m b plied, The right Is reservel to r any . of all hids, or any part of aoy hlll it Aeenmed for the best Interest of the servies CERTIFIED CHECKS — Each bid muast be accom r\nl d by g cgetitied eheck ordraft upon some nited States depository or solv fonal bank hir the viclnity of the reslo T f the Ltdder, tae payndle to theorder of the Coum mistoner of Tndian Affuirs, fo At least FIve PER CANT Of the wmount of the proposal.whleh cheek or draft wiil be forfeited to the United States in ca any bidder or bidders recoiving n award Shall fall fo promptiy execute u ontract with good and suficient sureties, otherwise Lo be retnrncd to the \nltl- r. Blas nee ppanted by ¢ash in lieu o certified hack Will not bi considared, T, 1. MOKGAN Commisstoner of Indlan Affuirs, Jiod2ieM DROPOSALS FOR FIELD SEEDS—Rosebud 1Agenc: South Duakota, Decembgr S0t h 180 ,—Ronlod ' praposals. endorsed *Proposals for fleld seeds.” and addre 1 to the under- #lz ned ut Rosebud A uth Dakotn, wi L ok taraale nd dell about Lo Bushels of seed outs, 600 bushe s of seedcorn, of seod whaat. Bidders wiil be required to e e o o e 7 ad ATt TR Cholibary undor a. tantbnet The right 1§ reserved Lo reject any or all bids, L e AR R AR AT Interosts of the servico. CERTIFIED CHECKS, e Aeat b nacomBanad by & Gocers chieol-ordrafs upon some Unitod Reute eIty oF ekt AutiGhal bark In the viciae O o T o aaitiouse of he biddar, niide page WP10 1 e orddr Of tho Commissioner of 1 fdiau Aflfalrs, for at loast FIVE PER CEXT of the O e ek gk ar drats will be forfeited 10 the UNITED STATES In case any bidder or bidders recolvin, awnrd I Eal o DEaulntly BkOaato & ionttaot uith B irned &'t Dide s ® Hids sohampanled by conwdered. For turther information spply o 1 GEO, WRIGHT, U.'s, Indian Age JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PaRIS EXPOSITION, 1889, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. sir, ways offer an The SCTIO0T, | bles have béen stored has THE SLY JOB. Vigora weuit nd Capturas of the Gle Traly Robhers, dangoers of teain Week v, hus A late examplo of th robbory, Harpor's been illustrated in the arrest lof the lender of the men who robbed the San Francisco teain at Glondale, Mo., on No vember 30, and got away with 70,000 from the Adams’ expross messeng Robert Pinkerton, the noted detective, at once started to unravel the m) that enveloped the ory, and leader was arrvested, havi beon fol- lowed from St. Louis to the Pacifie const, just one month aftor the doed was committed. This is very quick work, and shows the danger that the robbers run. In this ease it was Adams’ expross company thut develened a gront desive for tho apprehension of the bandits, for their messenger was robbod, which is not always the way, Robbors have been known time and nin to leave un touched the Adums expross packages, whilo the safe in which the other valua- been cleaned says of all elsa. The truth is that afraid to take the money that is in charge of the Adams Fxpro mpany, for they know that they will bo hunted down for | The company has the reputation of being most unceasing in their search for the erirminal, 1 aliko sum to that stolen will be spentin prose- iting the case. Whenover any money is lost by them the Pinkerton dotectives ro sot to work at once, and all trails are followed unceasingly until the eriminal ptured. The robbors kunow this: they know that thove may be $100,000 within their grasp, but.they will decline to take it, for capture is almost d. There is no place in the world where thoy cango with the assurance that they will not be followed. This last capture proves the cortainty, and they do not care to the risk, Tho messengers are brave men, as a rule. and many a one has lost his lifo in discharge of his duty. As the express company is quick to punish, so is it to reward, and on dne oc on a messenger was presented with $1,000 for his bravery in defending the property in his care. Soon after this another ex- press car was boarded by o masked man, and the messenger made to open the safo, from which everything was taken. As the robber turned to go out, the mes- senger shot him from behind, and when the mask was lifted the dead man proved to bo the messengor so lately rewarded for his fidelity. tho robbers arve is ¢ It gives immediate rolief-—we mean Salva- tion Oil, the great pain remedy of the ag Sold by'all deaters, Price 2 conts. I weop for Adonis—he 1s dead.” Yes, but those tears wouldu't have veen shed if tho world had kunown theu of Bull's Cough Syrup. et e S Drankens A di treated nently cured. as such and perma- No publicity. No infirm- ar Home treatment. IHarmless and effectual. Refer by permission to Bur- lington Hawkeye. Send Ze stamp for pamphlet. 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Keep this up for some tie.and where chills and fovers are stubborn.qainine in reas- onable doses, can bo ased to advaut free,tho Pills, Those pills set your g clennse thestomach and bowels, and start up normal seeretions. You've scored a biz point Then, to aid digestion, crush the weukn and lassitude, drive off the feeling that you'd as lonve dlo ns lve,and give tone and strength 10 YOur system, you must take a tabiesp ' Sohanck's Seawaed Tonig before und afte als. Already you b feel ke anew person. But don't forget your Lungs, Beware of the tereible tendoncy of La Grippe toward Prewmonla! [f you b hest pains or w cougly botter settle the mattor onee by a tablespoonful of Schene’s Pulmonic Syrup tuken threo times w day. between m enerifthe cough is troublesome thus surround thi. very worst case of La Grippe and drive it into speody surrendor, And youw'll do It right awiy If you ure Ask your Deazgist for the Dr Sche dies. 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K | if five or | | first with the | shoulder | tr STRONG AS A LION. The Phease W e o VSt Trathfully, Applied to ng M the **Moderu in England, Ay this countey n visit and peoplo with his feats of Fugene Sandow, Hore who s at will shortly startle tho ongth His physical d thing extraordinary. With of & woman he can lift w would take the combined lift ' to budge Sandow essayed to eclipso all previous weight-lifting foats He had o preliminary cantor, by way of warming himself, with a _dumbbell of 100 pounds solid weight, which ho lifted ht hand clean from the ground to the shouldor, and from the to arm’s longth above his hoad, ropeating tho foat with his left hand, A second dumbbell of 100 pounds being in- luced, the two were simultancously iitted, one in each hand In un adjucent voom was o tosted ma- chine, on ‘which the weight of every- thing to be lifted was eavefully noted Sandow now came forward in oarnest, With his right hand on the 10th of De- comber the herecules had lifted 170 pounds to the satisfaction of the judges Ho was to top this performance with a dumbbell nine times heavier. e stood over the weight, grasped it in his right hand, and with a slow and steadv move- ment, lifted it clean to the shoulder, tried desperately to pat it up, then for a moment did not then mado another effort, and the weight wus faivly steaightened up. Sandow’s next bells weighed respec- tively 126 and 119 pounds. il bent down to them, took a firm grip.and with one movement cleanly got them up to the shoulder. Up wént the weights properly at the very first attompt Following this Sandow lifted a bell weighing 155 pounds, He raised it fairly to the shoulder with the left hand and then steaight up in unexceptional style. After tuking a few minutes rest ow reappeared. A burbell—b; which is meant a dumbbell with o long, narrow spindlo—of 250 pounds weight was taken. With both huands ndow raised it to his chest, rested it lightly there fora moment, raised iv thence to arm’s length above the head, lowered it to tne chest sed it high asecond time and h ised it a third time. In putting the bar well up from the chest he stepped back with the left foot and seomoed thus to gain some lever This was the first of the six feats in- tended to put forward as a world’s vecord. It and the next two had heen chosen by Sandow himself, the othor three by the judges. Again he took the 230 pound barbell and grasped it in the center with two hands so that one bell rested on the floor and the bar was vortical. He raised it to his right shoulder, balanced it there with one hand, and resting tho left hand on his thigh, straightened the right arm faivly and so beld up the weight for five or six seconds—a long timo for sueh exertion, Then a barbell of 177 pounds was brought forward. With the vight hand alone Sandow lifted it from the ground to the shoulder, halanced 1t there, put it up to arm’s length, and dropping it, caurht the bell in the hollow of his half-bent arms, Next. a barbell of 161 pounds was sim- larly raised with the left hand and let fall to the ground, not being caught in the hollow of the arm Then came a dumbbell, or discs serewed on a bar, the weight being 701 pounds. [t was raised in the vight hand and held at arm’s length from the shoulder for o moment, the arm being at ri angles to the body This weight, for the last time, was taken inin the rvight nhand, while in the loft was a 551 pound ring-weight. Both of these, having been raised togethor, were hold out at arm’s length, the arms at right angles to the body, for a mo- ment or two. They wore dropped im- medintely, and thus tho work of six men was finished. culos, prosent swelopment s the fght ing Son some grace thot powor » timo more 1 ago, in London, - The Best Authorities, as Dr. Dio Lowis, Prof. Gross, and agree that catareh is not a locl but a constitutional diserse. It therofore requires a constilutional romedy tike Hood's Sarsa- parilla, which offectually and permanently cures catarrn, Thousands praiso it Such other indice, billious- and all Hood's pills cure liverills, ness, sick hoadache, tronbles of the dizestiv Kicking Against th It is baroly possible, exclaims the re- cluse of the Buffalo Commoreinl, that there are men and women so constituted that they think it fun to ride in asleigh with men or boys who blow long or loud blasts on tin horns at intervals of threo or four minutes, [t is almost incon- oivablo that persons of ordinavy intelli- gence can submit patiently to such an inflicrion, and vegard it as an indispons- ablo feature in a evening or night given up to asleighing par There is no reason why a pack of men old enough to vote. or of boys with sense enough to bo trusted out in tho tho streets afer 10 o'clock, should be allowed to distush and vex an entire community by the in- cossant blowing upon horns. Within two or three duys one sleighing party cume down one of the principal avenues at half-past 4 in the morning, blowing ns and making the carly morning lecous with their racket. All this is in plain definnes of law and the police ought to put a stop to the horn-hlowing. It is an intoleruble nuisance nnd ought to be suppressed. - - CHE REALTY MARKETD, NSTRUMENTS placed on 1, I rocord Janwary WARIANTY DEEDS Andrew Tracy and wifo to Emmi Von Windheim, © 20 foot 1ot 12, ail fot nd w20 Tlot fot 1, block & Shull's nd dd, wnd lot 0, blook 1 Lincoln place T FBoyd and wite to Cattine Faylor, lots o R ind 0, block 1, Kountzo &R’y A Wosterfiold und wito 1o swime and 6, bioek 7. Horbach's 2 add V Patterson to W I Kridler 2, Drake's add, and Jot 9, ) pirk 1 Woist and o und 4 ot Fred wid A Cirison anist, 1ots 4 and wdd to Valloy Enma N on Windhein to Andy R A Carponter ind fernu, Lot 1, block ¥ kA Benson, trustee, zi, blok 25, Renson WM Barl ht to Mutusl company, (04 I8, bloek 1, O Omuhin and Florence Loun o compiny to G J fuit, lots block 10, Florenio A Choliio to W G Whitnor 0o 2160 1,000 #17.00) 000 lots 5 15,000 lot " 1, bloek & 00 How Dol wite to block 4, ne's 03 (4] A Wife 10 el Yo W block 1 Ciwles' 15t " w Tricy il i iof waod purk 10 S D Wiksor, 1ot 000 0] LA In vestinont hard 1Hi1 ris 4,000 CLAIM DEEDS, and hushund t ulla Flannagn Woist et al, lot 2, lone's add W Evins ot 241110 BE Peak 1ire, stme. W S Christio I M Chipn; Same to M F Chapuian, niy nw sw 311 Lucinds Monell ot wl extr von Winahe 4 Omih 1 W Eddy and 8 10 th 00 poper and h Eddy to snm y and wife to s wind 1 At W R Christie, n exocutor, 1o A’ 1 Wits t sitie, MDD Chupmsh, to Einnn wits 1o A ) Eddy, wli tuto of Jokn M Eddy both real and personil wbind 0 $dme, same nd to DEKDS. Al waster) to | ek 1, Purker Total wmonut of Lrassfars